Formula If its Blank
I have this formula:
=INDEX(COLLECT({DS-Email}, {DS-Office}, [Office Helper]@row, {DS-Title}, Title@row), 1) that works.
I want to add "And when Termed Date column is blank."
I came up with this formula:
=IF(ISBLANK([Termed Date]@row), INDEX( COLLECT({DS-Name},{DS-Office}, [Office Helper]@row, {DS-Title}, Title@row ), 1 ), "")
But, it gives me a an error. I want to index employees from the directory that are current.
Example below: I don't want it to index Jennifer's name because she has a date in the termed date column.
Best Answer
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Try the below formula:
=INDEX(COLLECT({DS-Name}, {DS-Office}, [Office Helper]@row, {DS-Title}, Title@row, {DS-Termed Date}, ""), 1)
Answers
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Try the below formula:
=INDEX(COLLECT({DS-Name}, {DS-Office}, [Office Helper]@row, {DS-Title}, Title@row, {DS-Termed Date}, ""), 1) -
@Shanky Paul Thank you so much! Much appreciated!
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@Brittanyy Glad it worked!
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